Shipping to Qatar
Shipping to Qatar has never been easier, we provide competitive shipping rates from £2.45 per kg to Doha
International Airport as well as and door to door cargo service to Qatar. If you are international student,
relocating to Qatar or do business in Qatar we are here to take care of all your export needs from UK to
Qatar.
| City | Airport Code | +100 kg | +500 kg | +1000 kg | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doha | DOH | £2.45/kg | £2.35/kg | £2.25/kg | £50.00 |
We handle commercial cargo, personal effects as well as DG
Minimum weight charged is 100 kg
Transit time 3-5 days Variable
Destination charges may apply, such as taxes, airport fees etc...
This is the quickest and cheapest way to ship to Qatar by air
We collect from any UK address or simply deliver to our storage
Full container load (FCL) to Port of Hamad, send us your requirements using request a quote form and we will revert with quote.
Direct Cargo Express is pleased to offer our international courier services for shipments under 100 kg offering highly competitive rates and efficient delivery services.
We are pleased to introduce our "You Shop, We Deliver" service, designed to simplify your international shopping from the UK.
With this service, you may purchase items from multiple online retailers and suppliers using our UK warehouse as your delivery address. Once all your orders have arrived, we will consolidate your items into a single shipment and dispatch them to your location anywhere in the world.
Please let us know if you would like more information on how to begin using this service.
Request a quote
About Qatar
Qatar Occupys a small desert peninsula that extends northward from the larger Arabian Peninsula.
The population of Qatar is 3,210,000, the capital Qatar which was once a centre for pearling and is
home to most of the country’s inhabitants. Radiating inland from its handsome Corniche, or seaside
boulevard, Doha blends premodern architecture with new office buildings, shopping malls, and
apartment complexes. Qatar’s traditions draw on a nomadic past and practices that are centuries old,
from hand-woven products to falconry. However, the country’s population is urban and coastal, its
daily life is thoroughly modern.